Sentence examples for absolute loyalty from from inspiring English sources

Mr Bloomberg always demanded long hours and absolute loyalty from his employees.

The departing Mr. Moi, 78, was from the old-school of African politicians that demand absolute loyalty from the populace.

Former workers at Bloomberg L.P. say he has been known to greet some new employees with an off-color joke or remark and he demands absolute loyalty from those around him.

After a campaign in which George W. Bush demanded absolute loyalty from his staff and kept internal debates out of public view, some of his cabinet choices have inched away from the party line in their confirmation hearings.

One of China's most respected current affairs magazines has lashed out at Communist party censorship of its work, just weeks after the president, Xi Jinping, demanded absolute loyalty from his country's media.

"The media run by the party and the government are the propaganda fronts and must have the party as their family name," Xi told propaganda workers at the meeting, during which he demanded absolute loyalty from state media.

He demanded absolute loyalty and agreement from his children.

The militant groups both demanded absolute loyalty, and assistance, from the people who lived in their territories.

That interaction is both the glue that holds together this fellowship of hopeful community-college retreads and the test that reveals when someone is straying from absolute loyalty to the group.

Loyalty oaths are still required by the California Constitution for all officials and employees of the government of California (which is highly problematic for Quakers and Jehovah's Witnesses whose beliefs preclude them from pledging absolute loyalty to the state), and at the federal level, a few portions of the McCarran Internal Security Act are still in effect.

Chinese news groups – from which Xi recently demanded "absolute loyalty" – appeared to be closely following those orders on Tuesday.